Bertha Russell is a complex woman who knows exactly what people need, and she was right about everything in The Gilded Age Season 3.
Analytical Features, Reviews, and Big Feelings
Bertha Russell is a complex woman who knows exactly what people need, and she was right about everything in The Gilded Age Season 3.
The Gilded Age’s “My Mind Is Made Up,” delivers an unforgettable finale.
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The Gilded Age delivers one of its most subtly thrilling rides in “Ex-Communicated.”
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“If You Want to Make an Omelette” is full of heartbreak—a death, painful goodbyes, some revelations, and angst looming in every corner.
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“A Different World,” is indeed different, with multiple good things now at stake.
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“Marriage Is a Gamble” changes the series as we know it.
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The Gilded Age Season 3, Episode 2, “What the Papers Say” continues to explore various forms of love and certainty.
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The Gilded Age Season 3, Episode 1 packs one perfect punch after another.
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The Gilded Age’s first episode, “Never the New,” sets the scene by allowing viewers to spend ample time with the main characters.
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If Season 1 was good, then The Gilded Age Season 2 is truly—utterly great.
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The Gilded Age “Wonders Never Cease” is a thrilling penultimate with twists and turns and heartbreak in every corner.
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George and Bertha Russell’s reunion in The Gilded Age’s “His Grace the Duke” is one of the most intimate scenes in the show’s history.
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